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Squid Analyzer parses Squid proxy access log and reports general statistics about hits, bytes, users, networks, top URLs, and top second level domains. Statistic reports are oriented toward user and bandwidth control.
http://squidanalyzer.darold.net/
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Question about displayed URLs #160

Closed dbareiro closed 6 years ago

dbareiro commented 7 years ago

Hi, Darold. I hope you are well.

I'm not sure if this will be the best place to ask this (maybe there is a "question" tag).

I have the following doubt. If I am going to see the accesses for a specific day (today), I get the following:

squidanalyzer1

Each line shown here corresponds to the complete URL most accessed by each IP? Because if I then select the IP of that line, I get several URLs (in this case I see that the base URL is shown):

squidanalyzer2

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards, Daniel

darold commented 7 years ago

Hi Daniel,

In first screenshot you can see the largest URL for a single user, aka the largest file downloaded by this user (client ip address if there's no proxy auth).

In second screenshot you see the top 100 of sites hit by the user. The title "Number of Urls"has changed in latest development code to "Top n/N Url on"

Commit 1d6d78c change the title to "Top n/N sites on" to be less confusing.

dbareiro commented 7 years ago

Hi, Darold.

Thanks for your reply.

So the first screenshot shows the largest file (in MiB?) and the second screenshot shows the URLs (only base URL) most visited?

Thanks for doing the new commit. My question in #161 was about whether it is possible to filter the initial request in the list of the second screenshot, leaving in this list only those requests that a user types in the browser.

Kind regards, Daniel

darold commented 7 years ago

So the first screenshot shows the largest file (in MiB?) and the second screenshot shows the URLs (only base URL) most visited?

Yes.

About the question of issue #161 I will think about how to implement it and will let you know.

dbareiro commented 7 years ago

Hi, Darold.

So the first screenshot shows the largest file (in MiB?) and the second screenshot shows the URLs (only base URL) most visited?

Yes.

Thanks for confirm.

About the question of issue #161 I will think about how to implement it and will let you know.

Thank you very much. Much appreciated.

Kind regards, Daniel